This is the first unit in the near-native Italian major (MJD-ITLNA). Students develop proficiency in spoken and written Italian and deepen their understanding of Italian society and culture. The unit leads to ITAL1406 Italian Studies 6.<br/><br/>The academic objectives of this unit are to (1) further improve reading and writing skills in Italian; (2) develop fluency and accuracy in conversing in Italian; (3) develop the ability to read and understand literary and non-literary texts in Italian from the nineteenth century to the present; (4) increase intercultural understanding; (5) increase awareness of the structures and use of the English language; (6) improve interpersonal communication... -- Course Website
Instructor: Associate Professor John Kinder
Prerequisites: approval of Convener
